2024-03-21 11:45:55
The new law on digital services will be introduced on Tuesday to the competent committee of the Parliament and is expected to definitively put in the past the obligation of the citizen to provide supporting documents for the processing of his affairs in the public sector, as with the digitization of the state the Services will be able to draw directly the necessary documents from the competent bodies. The Ministry of Digital Governance, in collaboration with the Ministry of the Interior, is coming to put an end to the issuance of certificates, while through the Gov Wallet, citizens will be able to give their consent for services to gain access to the data required to carry out transactions.
“Every day we want to contribute to the strengthening of a digital state that reduces bureaucracy, even the digital one, respects citizens and businesses and “builds” relationships of trust”, emphasized the Minister of Digital Governance, Dimitris Papastergiou.
The draft law also establishes the Gigabit Voucher, which will subsidize households for ultra-high speed internet connectivity. On Tuesday, the Minister of Digital Governance is expected to meet with telecommunications providers to discuss broadband issues.
Driver’s license, driving license, road tax, insurance and KTEO, have already come out of the glove box of the car and have taken their place on the driver’s mobile phone.
Through Wallet’s “myAuto” digital service, Authorities will have access to vehicle information and will be able to check, after a certain verification process, digital documents. The digital wallet as an application for mobile phones and tablets allows users to more easily their transactions with the public and manage their data seamlessly, while maintaining their privacy.
Source ERT
Reporting: Kostas Noussis